The Lox

After breaking with Puffy's Bad Boy label, the Lox hooked up with Ruff Ryders and came back hard with their sophomore LP. Emcees Styles, Sheek, and Jadakiss let loose over quality production from DJ Premier, Swizz Beatz and Timbaland. Features the single "Wild Out," plus cameos from Philly femme fatale Eve.

When MC Hammer went gangster in 1994 with The Funky Headhunter, his contrived
conversion to the thug life didn't fool anyone, and his sales were never the same. Whether
you're mainstream pop or abrasive hardcore, switch-hitting in hip-hop can land your
credibility in some serious shit. With We Are the Streets, the Lox abandon the shiny suits of
their former Bad Boy Entertainment home for the butch ghetto grime of the Ruff... More >